An open one.
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Way back in the good old days, at least what I can remember of them, I really enjoyed Black Bavarian from Sprecher Brewing. You have to find it on tap because it doesn't do well sitting in bottles. Most offerings from The Shakespeare Brewery were also good.
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SO many to choose from. I always say that my 2 favorites are the kind you buy and the kind that I buy.
More specifically though, I am a sucker for a legit Kilkenny in draft. Hard to find in the US, though not impossible. Outside of that, pretty much anything from the brewer Stillwater Artisanal. Also, hard to find these days. If you do see it though, I recommend the brew "A Saison Darkly," "Autumnal," "Existent," and "Of Love & Regret." All older brews that I’m not sure they make anymore. But they were awesome. 
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More beer is the answer!!! That is everyone's favorite.Last edited by Mark V; January 15, 2021, 10:38 PM.Comment
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I like when I turn out a successful home brewed (commonly called Pensioner P1ss round here) IPA. Still fine tuning the process but slowly getting the hang of it.Comment
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Thank you Bonsey ! Spot on Sir. Irish mother's milk I say. -
RustyHaines Older models like me cain't run proper on no 87 Octane Unleaded lol!!!
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Aye! Mother's Milk, indeed, me boyo!
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An Aussie beer Kosciusko super cold on tap same for Tooheys perhaps it was the down-under ambiance? But the frosted tappers were too inviting. Ugh many a beer too many.Comment
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I'll take a Smithwicks in the winter, Osiris (from an Indiana brewery named Sun King) in the Summer, Boddingtons anytime.Comment
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Since "more" & "free" came up...
The only thing better than drinking for me
Is when I'm drinking with you
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Root/Birch.Comment
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Kiltlifter from Four Peaks Brewing in Phoenix. I used to buy a half-barrel keg to put in my kegerator but found myself drinking a half-gallon most nights. That’s four pints. There’s the catch to having an almost unlimited supply of beer!
p.s. it’s a Scottish export ale.Last edited by Bruceski44; January 17, 2021, 06:26 PM.Comment
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My favorite beer depends on the time, place and reason.
Having beer after mowing the lawn would be a PBR.
On those hot summer days the beer of choice is Narragansett Lager or Narragansett Del's Shandy out of Rhode Island.
Grilling over a hot grill in the summer heat the favorite is Bud Light served from a pitcher with an ice filled insert.
A long smoke would depend on the meat, beef ribs or chuck roast brings out the Lone Star. Pork ribs, or pork loin is when Sam Adams Boston Lager becomes my favorite.
Narragansett Octoberfest is in hand when the grill and smoker is used in the fall and winter.
On those nights sitting by the fire pit my favorite is Founders Porter or Mayflower Porter from a local brewery.
In the house is mostly bourbon and rye whiskies.
I like to have fun with the style and brand according to what I'm doing at the time and usually is only on the weekends due to my work schedule.
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Abita Turbodog
Dragon Stout (Jamaica)
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Agree. However, if I were to talk about my favorite beer, I think it would take me a long time to decide which it is. However, I'm a big fan of Belgian beer, especially Duvel beer. Duvel is a natural beer with a subtle bitterness, a refined flavor, a distinctive hop character, and a pleasant sweet taste of alcohol. I also like non-alcoholic beer. Not long ago, I came across this store http://free-beer.co.uk, and I made some orders. They have a good beer, and my wife likes it. She is more into non-alcoholic beer.Originally posted by Mark V View PostLast edited by Genos; August 16, 2021, 11:07 PM.Comment
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